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‘Blue marble’: How a half-century of climate change has altered the face of the Earth

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‘Blue marble’: How a half-century of climate change has altered the face of the Earth

Phys.org January 31, 2023

NASA’s new ‘Blue Marble’ photograph, taken on December 8, 2022. Credit: DSCOVR/NASA In December 1972, NASA’s final...

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Monitoring an ‘anti-greenhouse’ gas: Dimethyl sulfide in Arctic air

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Monitoring an ‘anti-greenhouse’ gas: Dimethyl sulfide in Arctic air

Phys.org January 31, 2023

Monthly methane sulfonic acid flux from 1960–1971 (light gray bars), 1972–2001 (dark gray bars), and 2002–2014 (black...

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Tonga volcanic eruption creates foundational knowledge, portends short-term climate effects

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Tonga volcanic eruption creates foundational knowledge, portends short-term climate effects

Phys.org January 30, 2023

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Simulations reproduce complex fluctuations in soft X-ray signal detected by satellites

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Simulations reproduce complex fluctuations in soft X-ray signal detected by satellites

Phys.org January 30, 2023

Charged particles from the sun coming towards earth interact with the geocorona, a wide cloud of hydrogen...

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Looking back at the Tonga eruption

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Looking back at the Tonga eruption

Phys.org January 27, 2023

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Human activity has degraded more than a third of the remaining Amazon rainforest, scientists find

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Human activity has degraded more than a third of the remaining Amazon rainforest, scientists find

Phys.org January 26, 2023

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China’s Lunar New Year exodus cools major cities, study shows

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China’s Lunar New Year exodus cools major cities, study shows

Phys.org January 25, 2023

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Satellite data shows sustained severe drought in Europe

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Satellite data shows sustained severe drought in Europe

Phys.org January 25, 2023

Already in 2019 the amount of ground water in Central Europe was very low. Credit: Andreas Kvas,...

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Earlier geomagnetic storm prediction wins us time to prepare

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Earlier geomagnetic storm prediction wins us time to prepare

Phys.org January 24, 2023

Coronal hole on the Sun, SDO/AIA. Scientists at the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Russia), together...

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From ground to air to space: Tillage estimates get tech boost

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From ground to air to space: Tillage estimates get tech boost

Phys.org January 23, 2023

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